you got a range of plus or minus you know 50 years depending on you know where it's at but this particular

one was it was it was it was set by the by basically an army guy named hoary and so he's he's

reprimanding this another kind of scribe or you know or a correspondent for his lack of of battlefield presence

and so but what he does though is he mentions this this group which which is well known in

Egyptian called the Shosu. And these are typically

Canaanites. Now, so you've got to think in terms of when God told Abraham basically in

Genesis 15 and 17, hey, I'm going to give you this land, but I'm going to, or going back to Genesis 12 even, I'm going to give you this land, but I'm going to, or going back to Genesis 12, even,

I'm going to give you this land, but your people are going to go into Egypt for 400 years, right?

So what you see happen is it's like that was the turning point for Satan to refill the land with Raphaim.

Because the word Raphaim, we see Nepalim in Genesis 6, then you're like, well, where do they all go? Well, Refa'em, the word Raphaim appears in Genesis 14 is being over in the land. So while they were gone down in Egypt, Satan fills the land with all of these tribes. You can read about them, the whole, actually, not just Canaan, but down into

Moab and to Edom, just read Deuteronomy 2 and 3. So all those places are really close to Egypt.

So Egypt is interacting with these giant tribes, and these are tall tribes. Again, according to

Deuteronomy 2 and 3, Moses is recounting that they're great and as tall as the Anakim and they're connected with the Nephilim and then King Ogg was the last of the Refayne.

So you have all of these, well, these, all these tribes were called the Shosu, which is what this particular scroll was describing in relation to Egypt, that they were tall.

And so you see some of this when you go

down to like Luxor and Karnak all those areas and you go to all the major temples I've been there

many times and it's pretty cool to see this stuff and so one of the interesting things about it

I'll just give this last thing is that normally if you're the pharaoh and you're getting your inscription on the wall, you're like this big, tall guy and everybody else is a bunch of schmucks, and you're there beating on them.

Well, in this case, they actually show the enemy, the Shoshu here, as being really, really big.

That's interesting because that's contrary to the typical propaganda of Egyptian,

you know, basically hieroglyphous and stuff.

Do you think that we're going to see the veil thinning between now and whenever the Lord returns,

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